Who's excited for the Grammy Awards? We are! On Wednesday, CBS revealed some of the performers that will make the stage for the all-too important annual ceremony.

A Grammy Award is a prize given to members of the music industry who are celebrated for their outstanding achievements in music. The 57^th annual awards ceremony celebration is always highlighted by incredible performances by exceptional artists. This year several of the superstars taking over the Grammys at the Staples Center stage are veterans of the ceremony.

CBS has confirmed that seven-time winner and "Happy" singer, Pharrell Williams, will be returning for the awards ceremony. For "Latch" singer Sam Smith, this will be his first Grammy event. Smith and Williams have each earned six nominations.

Along with Pharrell and Sam, John Legend and Common will perform at the Grammys. Both John Legend and Common are Golden Globe winners, renowned for their music. The pair will perform "Glory" at the ceremony, the Oscar-nominated song from Selma.

Miranda Lambert and Usher will be performing together as well - a surprise collaboration duo. The artists will join a host of other performers such as Madonna, "Bang Bang" singer Ariana Grande, and Ed Sheeran. According to CBS, AC/DC and Eric Church will also be performing for the adoring masses on Grammy night. Hopefully it will be a celebration to remember!

LL Cool J, a rapper and actor from NCIS: Los Angeles, will be hosting the Grammy Award Ceremony for the fourth year in a row. Watch him when the ceremony airs on Feb. 8^th via CBS.